The product is incredibly cool, and the problems that you get to work on are challenging and cutting edge. Engineers are given significant leeway to research and explore, though always with the goal of arriving at the best possible product.
It is not yet a huge company, so you don't always have access to all the tools that you'd get at a large company, but people get creative and make do.
Chat with a Technical Sourcer. Followed by an interview with the Hiring Manager, where they will go over your experience and relevant projects. This is followed by a tech screening and then an onsite interview if you clear all the above.
I had an HR call, then a take-home assignment, and then a technical interview based on the basics of my resume and planning-related questions. The take-home assignment was easy, but it did not clearly mention the expectations, so I had to go overboar
The first stage was a take-home challenge, which was about instance segmentation and triangulation. The second stage was a virtual project interview, which was mostly talking about my previous projects and questions related to those projects.
Chat with a Technical Sourcer. Followed by an interview with the Hiring Manager, where they will go over your experience and relevant projects. This is followed by a tech screening and then an onsite interview if you clear all the above.
I had an HR call, then a take-home assignment, and then a technical interview based on the basics of my resume and planning-related questions. The take-home assignment was easy, but it did not clearly mention the expectations, so I had to go overboar
The first stage was a take-home challenge, which was about instance segmentation and triangulation. The second stage was a virtual project interview, which was mostly talking about my previous projects and questions related to those projects.